In general, question regarding software recommendation are very often considered off-topic.

If you want to know more about this ongoing issue, I would advise you to look into the numerous questions we already have discussing that topic. Such as:

• Why was my software-rec question closed?
• How literally does SU take "not about a shopping or buying recommendation"?
• Update the FAQ to disallow any product recommendation questions

And, last but certainly not least:

• How do I ask a question that may require recommending software?

While you're giving a very extensive list of requirements, the question seems to boil down to "Here is my list of things I want, now go get it". That's usually not the type of software recommendation question we want or like. We prefer questions that deal with specific problems.

Now you're gonna tell me "But I do have a specific problem! My problem is that I need that software!"

However, it would be nice if the question is about a problem you encountered while already trying to solve your issue instead of looking for a specific piece of software that could provide the solution for your overall issue.

If you're thinking "Hey, I'm just looking for a tool to get my communications in order. This is getting overly complicated.", you can always drop by our little chat in Root Access and discuss your issue over there where you're not bound to these on-topic/off-topic rules.

In general, question regarding software recommendation are very often considered off-topic.

If you want to know more about this ongoing issue, I would advise you to look into the numerous questions we already have discussing that topic. Such as:

• Why was my software-rec question closed?
• How literally does SU take "not about a shopping or buying recommendation"?
• Update the FAQ to disallow any product recommendation questions

And, last but certainly not least:

• How do I ask a question that may require recommending software?

While you're giving a very extensive list of requirements, the question seems to boil down to "Here is my list of things I want, now go get it". That's usually not the type of software recommendation question we want or like. We prefer questions that deal with specific problems.

Now you're gonna tell me "But I do have a specific problem! My problem is that I need that software!"

However, it would be nice if the question is about a problem you encountered while already trying to solve your issue instead of looking for a specific piece of software that could provide the solution for your overall issue.

If you're thinking "Hey, I'm just looking for a tool to get my communications in order. This is getting overly complicated.", you can always drop by our little chat in Root Access and discuss your issue over there where you're not bound to these on-topic/off-topic rules.